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Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
OlfiCerh EIeCtsI.

At the session OF HOPE Lodge No
]. y o r.. on wednesday eVsr'h1'
following tfiicers were oto,et iCt|
enspina term: n. G., W. e. " Sa
V. G., Frank X Lear; Recording
rstary, Frank L howard; Psrua''
Secretary, hubert A R)op, ITr'sa
Joseph ID. Psitor; Rep. to NVn,l
Cemetery, l.. W. Palmer; Rep OF D
Stock, Hubert A Roor; Witoss
OtpHars' Con mittoe, John D. JOHN
Thomas Mitchell and j. P Blythe
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
framing Matcn

There viii, be several tIot,lns ',,Gsy sfsr-
at Hsre's Corner next o'tsb N. neigh
noon, sud Tie young u.n . Of .alss mr. fp'
horbood are antioipstibg aSs s, sugs
sport. Mi. BnlIen has ,um %sne y eoistisn.
prepAr,lit for the,i sJS ~ isir pIsy ID
aud will see that there 10
curry Dsrticular.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
LOOK Wall

at the photographs In Bsechsr's show
cases NJ his 1oor, Ma. 3l5 Market y, reef.
They are no; made for specimsur, but
every ne hes haS ore dozen sgd one
frame ze, ali for s3 %. The la,ett i'm.
J r0Ved ius aRtanecGs procera need.
: ime Of sitting, OHs-qusrter Of stcond
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
.,.Dtect,yn Union.

House carpqpt.rs rs and ,%ius'rs' DO ''sin.' a' No
sn;'S'ss 81 Ss.sss x %:s' street; si "s s,ia' s.
lng. o ,tooer 20, 81 ~ ,,b,in = ti n,ttius 70
purpors Of holding = puJj pa. fejsl sil Fi0'
a civ. uriou. b. Crdtr rIon'un,rrsE o.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
To-NiRht's Con,ost.

The much talked-abont eight-round
contest between Martin Eeary and
Jack Harding will come OFF TO hight at
the Grand Central Theatre, and will no
doubt be ole Of the most exciting ever
seen In this citv.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
.,.,,,-., pre,p, te .iau Onuf'n'

Oent n PfetDI te1I" N
The wo,nsp's Huns 81 's'.' fs,o',,r vii
cie.y of the Synod Of pSI K,rg s!rs
meet IN Central Cturcp, h ,cs nj :;
Dssr p shth, tc-morro~, ~ ~, ~ restir
a,d 7 30 p. o.. At the evehlrs ss,,l rlsr
add,ess.s will be made hI s sf,e, =, gaIl.
gymen, nembs Of the s'Pou m.s.,, =, Il.
=, noe ,oy IN session at DoSs'
nnh,io IA cordial iLvit' "a.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
80 q -
lSeIillous.

Tst r.. Rev. George +. ssgmouaI, a
D., LII d, Bishop OF sf''g,nJjI ,,j
m will preach ia the U u az T /;
Church on sunday eVeo',b n.cI,ll
O'Clock. TIE sermon VII. ns ss,rl Si.,l
suited to young men Inis " a.,
Ru,shed pre!ate has few tqlas o. n,
or.,or. All are cordially inviE' "
tend.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Henry ward Beecher.

Msye Mey ere, of the Grand Central
Clothing House, has received stAtu
ette OF the late Henry WarI BesoLer,
which he has placed In his stors win.
dow, nt Fifth aud Market streets. 1t
Is strikiDg iikenesJ OF this eminent
divine,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Ono Drunk,

The only csse before Judge Cummiis 8
tbis N Orning was that OF George Thurn-
ss, who was hned 81 ana coats ior
drunken ness,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
state OF tne 1einptIatnis
Yas weather.

Tomorrow promises TO Do !.
cloudy 10 fair, and STATIONARY 'eup,'
tlre. Similar conditions WI. 'O'f
prevail on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

Cartridge papers, gold papers, elk
papsrr, indentsd papers, WITH moth
irit zes. Jos Il. GIeenmsn, AIT King
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

When your cnIia las been attacked
WITH disTrl sa, collie or stomach dis
ord Rs, do not delay the use Of DR.. Balls
LADY SIIup ono instant.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

Heater md range work. Gs!laher &
Rnmer, 7O9 Orange street. Telephone,
|64.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
FIRST HOp.

uorockt hacking Tii9@, . = d d lcp ., /, ;1' !,
n, VA give ;hei, i,ii''n ii,S' FpHb ara vi, :,
nn. MGoa .'s.s. "ss on Fiay', ,sso NsTs Tfssi 50
Gan,e. sh
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
The Beet

is always the article desired. Cf.s. J.
II. Beckett, 108 West Seventh street,
seils the best goods IN his line In oui
city. If you do not believe !. cal! III
and sample his whishey.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
- . -
Now La

the time 10 have your overccsts eyed
and cleaned at h. Jenny's. the dyer,
210 King etrett.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
WM,B, SHARP & Co,
Fourth and Market SIS

OuitN uhV UsUtNos WV
The pruning kniie is still
doing it's work-this time
among the Kid Gloves.
Our recent operations il
Kid Gloves have resulted il
our importing direct iron
the factories in France al
the gloves we sell. W.
thereby get the best French
Kid Glove, save the middle.
mems profit and put on salt
here a glove for as littl'
money as any house in th'
country, with quality guar
anteed. Why not impor
here as we'll as our neigh
boring big cities? You
saving the same as ours
which you certainly will ap
preciate when you examine
our Kid Gloves.
Derby pique stitch
ed, heavy embroidered
backs, blacks and colors,
4 buttons, SIS5.
Royal" Centemeri
Cut, embroidered backs,
blacks and colors, S but
tens, SI.5o.
Royal "Centemeri
CUT plain backs, blacks
and colors, S buttons,
Sl35.
"Fourchette," e m
bro!dered backs, two
shade fingers, 4 but
tens, SI.35.
Suede embroider-
ed backs, tans and
browns, 5 buttons. ST.
35.
Suede" Mousque-
taire, embroidered backs,
only tans, 81 25.
Perfection, plain
and embroidered backs,
in black and colors, S
buttons, 81.
Suede" 4 buttons,
embroidered backs,tsns,
81.
Queen plain backs,
4 buttons, tans, s5
cents.
We fully believe this I
be the nnest offering of ger
uine French Kid Glove
, ever shown in our city, al
, fully 20 per cent. under tn
i regular prices for good qua
. ity gloves
Now for the pruning
knife.
OF course, with such a
= outlay as al importing old,
y Tor gloves, what stock "
: had must b. closed out.
y Many ladies' will fpd "
e markable bargains in II
old lot reduced-here the
are:
{ About 10 dozen tans ar
e bro WIS, > and t butte
;, lengths, 81 to II sizes, we,
i 81, now down u 60 cent
9 About . coZcn blown
& g tars and blacks in ecu
proportion, 5 button Iengtf
j to =, were 81 %; no
q down to IS cents.
a About 5 dozen tans, ,blacl
:. ! and browns, s. to i size
k X III 5 buttons, were SIS
q now down to 81 cents.
>. = About 3 dozen tans q,
u bro sns, s. to Il, 5 buttor
were $3.50; now Go osn
o, silly. A few at $l.75
n with them.
ii About ? dozen undre IS,
,: y; tars and4ght browns, 5 br
i; IN tons, e to'7t; were 81; nc
at down TO SO cents.
at Opera shades. 4 and
buttons, sn odd let, We
es 75c. and 81: now al tn .
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
To Clean tho Teeth

1se Diamond Dentifrice. 100. per hot
;le. Ii X. Watson, S03 Marker street
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
N AkhlnD,

MELODY Y-ArDERSoN.-On Cctcbsr ~,
BY tho hsv. IL. u. Neeaham, at UnHdds'
Ford, Peter Melody and Bertha V. ALdsr.
son.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

TO buy your coal,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

For good GOAL 60 to OD'
otreet wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

Fer dry gooes--Crnncr & &C
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
- 60 - VicinitV

''AnOther poor victim of a misplaced
switch, - said the bad boy with grin
as he watched his mother apply the
CAD TO his good little brother VINO was
being panished for the b . b. s sins.
THAT is a splendid sample of q black
board - said the unsOphistocated ped
agogue, as he strolied into the Office
and gaZeG with a critic u eye on a glist-
ening black slab that stood against the
wall. The ''force" all grinned, but
said nothing, and to this day the poor
ignorant teacher does not know that
he WAS talking about the Office towel.
Did Santa Claus caA on on?
We challenged turkey to m0rta
combat on Thanksgiving and Christ
mas, too. but she did not respond and
there was no slaughter. But never
mind, we are waiting for the time
wien we ''peEei pushers" will be
called to put our feet under the EDITORS
laule.
The Christmas tree at Bethel was a
success. 4 large crowd was there and
nearly everyone received some of the
''lruit' borne by the beautiful tree,
which was furnished by Mr.. BOughton
and decorated by the deft hands Of ASH
Creeks fair ladies. The presents were
generally. of such kind rs would be of
service to the recipients, thus showing
the good taste OF the donors. a short
program had been prepared and was
carried out 10 the apparent satisfaction
of all present. The audience seemed
to enjoy all, from the Christmas songs
TO the instrumental music which was
furnished by the chocolate cOlored
bAne led by Mr.. D. q. Bones.
Bethel elected the following officers
last Sunday for a term of six months:
Superintendent, w. IL. Boughton.
Assistant superintendent, q. W. Ad-
ans. Treasurer, Il. g. Swishe". Sec
rotary. Carrie Swisher. Librarian,
Riaaldo SWi,her. ChOrister, F. G.
Johnson. Assistant chorrister, w. j.
Shnker.
The schools are in good condition,
though it seems that we might secure
better results by applying ourselves
closer to the lesson and conducting
ourselves more orderly while there.
Cur library has arrived and we will
soon have arrangements by which mem
bers OF the school can secure books.
The pupils of district 70 speak in
glowing terms OF their teacher, Miss
Van Lone. PED.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
Crow and Vicinity .

Mr. Arthur Royal now wields the
ferule in district lI2
Frank Shaw is a bachelor. his better
half being away on a visit in Republic
county
DR.. Hall has ch nged his headquar-
tiers from Geo. BOgenrief's to j. A.
Briggs.
Elder Frisbee, from Clond county,
preached at the Greenwood school
house last Sunday.
To-day, Crow, enmass ara attend
ing court at the ''Burg'i testing the va
ldity of their vote for school house site.
School at Crow has opened for the
winter term with gOO6ly attendance.
Mrs Lambert as teacher.
Quarterly meeting is now being held
at Crow by the United Brethren. A
good attendance is reported despite the
inclemency of the weather
The Christmas tree at the Green
wood school house was most eniOya-
bile affair and great credit Is due those
who contributed so much to the happi
ness of the little folks.
DR.. Hall was called over to Pleas
ant Green a few days ago to attend to "A
The Or. reports James Dunning among
his patients.
Christmas has come and gone and
with it an uncommon lot of turkeys,
chickens, etc. ETC.. has vanished. j.
A. Briggs Toasted his friends on roast
turkey duck. etc. A turkey roast vas
the order of the day at Moses Griffens
and we had he pleasure Of partaking
of an excellent dinner at Elder
AIitchell's.
The school house in the Plummer
district has been completed and school
is now in progress under the guidance
OF Mr.. Enyard who Is well liked by both
parents and pupils. Sunday School
has been organized at that place with
Theodore Cunning as superintendent.
Mr. Cunning is well fitted to fiji the
position of Sunday School Superintend-
ent. being a good singer and having
the faculty of being able to entertain
and interest children.
Thomas Dawson, and his solid par
tner, Mr. HalIock, were circu aJing a
petition in district 10 to get the dis
irict divided, the east half 10 be attach
ed to district %, the west half 10 IS.
Their efforts were highly appreciated
BY the people. ard we understand their
reception was quite warm in one or two
places, especially at Squire COombs
who called them pet names and several
other kinds of names.
UAEA.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
DaVton NeWa.

Christmas has come and gone and
many members of the feathered tribe
offered up their lives as a tribute 10 the
occasion. Luctor had a Christmas tree.
A large number of people were in at.
tendance. The Cornet Band of that
place did some good playing under the
tuition of ar. Jarob PoPpin. The
boys are learning very fast.
School in district a is progressing to
the satisfaction Of all concerned. Mr.
f. i. Utter, of srairieview is the teach
er. They also have q literary society
there which meets every Wednesday
night. Mr C0nkright leads the youth
fnl minds 10 district 40.
Rev. Lawson. OF the NJ. T. Church,
has been holding series of meetings
st the brush creek appointment. There
was a good attendance aud quite an in
teresL manifested.
To-day the writer had occasion u
visit the burg and will say that the old
county seat still takes the lead in ths
way Of 6ae buildings.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01

4 tremendous howl is going mp from
the Sociati,ts of New York city because
tne authorities OF Westchester county
propose b build tramp house so con-
s.ructed that IA tramp who wall not
Workscan be forced TO bail out u room
pr drown.
1As scheme sud its authors are de-
n5unced as barbareus, cruel. liendish
and capiraiis.ies and they are notided
that 40 union men will work On the
building.
one speaker, at meeting the other
day, advocated blowing the tramp
prison % atoms with dynamite. In
tfaih the project does seem a little say
age. but the Wesie chester supervisors
probably have little expectation Of us
lag their novel tramp terrid5r.
V han they want is to make the fra
ttrnity givo them a wide berth, and
they have ample cause for feenng des-
perate. Westminster county, lying
next 90 New York city. as it does, and
being rich in poultry. fruit, and vegeta-
b.es. has long been a veritable tramp
paradise. and it viii take heroic meas
ures 20 sbail the nuisance.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
ST. Oreek.

". Il. Stanber win soon visit his old
home in Iowa.
Charley Qaanz gave n dinner to a
large number of friends Christmas.
Miss. Laura Eleisher IS giving good
sstisfao ion as teacher at the Lawn
View school house
Rev COmbow viii soon commence q
protracted meeting at the creek school
house.
The Christmas tree at Lawn View
school house was a grand success. The
tree was over loaded with presents.
On account of the crowded condition
OF the house the program was only part
ly carried out. Then Santa Claus made
his appearance TO the JOY OF the chill
dren he look ed rather old and feeble
but promised 10 be back again next
year After the presents were given
away a number OF young people from
Be hel went til The residence of Truman
Kellogg and spent the rest of the even
ing and the good time will long be re-
membered by those present.
PENCILIEG.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
commnnis-n-end Copyright.

The Century for January, taking up
again the question Of International
Opyright, says editorially: "a cogent
. gUment for immediate attention to
Tire subject lies in the recent growth Of
the cOmmuniste movement i'll America.
The laws Of property which give stabil-
ltg 70 life and hope TO he workers have
never been So formidably attacked as
within the past year. he chief argu-
went against International Copyright
An argument which appeals not so
much - the reason az % the indiffer-
ence OF leafs atOrs-is that the absence
of copyright MAKES books cheap. Bat
g. not the League right in urging that
this is in itself communistic principles:
That we may refuse protection To foreign
properly il the uncompensated appro-
priatiOn of il be as is alleged, for the
public good? Reduce commission 10
its least common denomitOr, and iG is
simply venting something for nothing
IA sentiment AT war with self respect,
HBd thus aH element Of weakness in any
individual or nation. IL Is unbel.eY-
be that this sentiment should affect
10 any great extent the Congress Of the
niied States, The curator of our ma
tioual honur. And what obligation has
Congress TO give the people cheap
bocks more han cheap beer? Let as
hope that, ia the coming political con
iliet with communism, when Senators
and members of Congress shall rise
1rem their seats tn denounce it, this
blot on The escatcheon will have been
removed, 50 that there will be no cccas-
800 ~ say - them; Let him that j.
ViiAsat SIP amoag you east the t-st
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01

SIZE are informed through AR Way
EcurF. attorney Tor the Missouri Paei-
llc. bat ite company would submit "A
Proposition ter a.d ia a few DAYS in
slDslon, Republic ard Smith conn
.les to pu-chase ght Of way Tor the
nss4 fireenloaf exte1iion 10 Smith Cen
Ter en- west The Atchls0n GIObe
speaks OF ihis matter with the best
authority and the Champion Of We'd
i-esday contains ths following. s-air.
t-tgon Yesterday announced that in
1eW days Che Missouri Pacific would
submit propositions for aid in Washing
tons Jewell Eepubiic and Smith coun-
Ties .n gid Of the e9sen ion from Green
ie,Ei; and il looks, Graham ard Shefi-
dan counties iu aid 81 the extension
irem Stockton. There is now no
doubt in our mind about the sincerity
" these propositions and we also be
lisFe with iEa best assurance that II the
people do their part, which Is not much,
laat the road viii be hnilt next summer,
taa work ccMnleneed early in the
rrEs- Ilis VIII give Greenleaf a
e-e11 boom New shops. new round
Apt=aes. etc. Wiii be hulk and in cOuse-
qHence several hundred more men will
be employed We predict that The
population OF Greei leaf viii increase
ths next year To 9 600 Let every body
rejoice and be glsd.- GrGenleaf Herald.
Our Railroad Committee received q
telegram from Superintendent Pagan
50 meet him at Harlan > O'Clock a. IN
"Wednesday of this week. A citizens
msetLHg vas ealisd Monday evening,
sad Capt. Mcdowell, w. +. Reid, H.
H. Stone and J n. Beacon appointed
"a committee 10 meet and confer with
Mr. Fagon at asis lime and place above
stated. At lhis writing the Committee
strs 1t Harlan. aud the result Of their
action is not known yet. Enough, how
ser j. knOwn for as 10 be able to say
wiki almo axis lutte certainty that this
nne Of road viii be built during the
Present Summer, aild when the road is
bait o. this town. We VIII boom as no
sown m Kansas mas ever doomed De-
iJse..-Slnith County Bulletin
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
" cl7adaoo1 lone.


Thoughts ol nay home come 67ez my laiua.
Wherever mag be-
Though meath strange skies milzt the busilil
world,
sIy eoildhoed home see
Ina homeless now ana fgiendless tee.
Forssleii qaife, il sesns5
No pleasures nog are left 10 me,
Except in nenoFy's dreams
Yet how can nlen'ry. pleasures give.
when mem ry brings e mind,
The loss Of al ] heid So deas,
And friends Who were So kind
The grave contains my best OF friends.
A father-1aothsr dear;
The only ones whom / could trusL
All else are false fear.
In mernory's mirror, ny childhood esys,
Feverish pleasures start,
And thoughts Of Say hoy-AooIs happy hturz,
With JOY thrills ia ny heart.
But OH there comes sudden change,
The picture wiu not last;
Ay ehiid-hood's homes forever gone,
Those happy days are past.
Thus memory brings me happy thoughts,
And vita pleasure thrills my heart,
Thea hurrics on with sudden change,
That almost mskez me start.
BY present state more bitter seems,
BY contrast with those mean rvs dreams.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
- 49, paoIffloRanwav

Offers unsurpassed advantages of
the travelling public in the shape TO
fast time elegant equipment and
superior accommodations. This great
system embraces 0,020 miles Of road,
runs its trains into the Union DepOtS
of St. Louis. Kansas City, Atehison,
Hannibal, Omaha, Parsons. Denver
Forth North AlineOla. Taylor. san
Antonio. Galveston, New Orleans and
others of the principal cities of Mis-
souri,. Kansas, Nebraska. Louisiana
and Texas Their coaches and bag
gage cars are OF the latest and finest
make. and luxurious Pullman Palace
Sleeping and Hotel ears are attached
TO all through trains The novel
Buffet Parlor and Sleeping Cars are
run on ali day trains and reclining
chairs on night trains, between st.
Louis, Kansas City. Atchison and st.
Joseph. Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars on night trains between ansas
City and Omaha. The rates via his
line are always as low as any other
aud connections are made with ex-
press trains OF other lines ut junction
points. III. O. TowSsEND,
q F. STYLES Sen. EasiF Aat,
plsir ard Tux Ag't, st Louis
Atcnisou-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
Haddook Murder

Ttis airocious crime that was com
naiced 10 Sioux City Iowa. about six
months AGO has enlisted the interest Of
AL law abiding citizeas whose attention
has been attracted 20 this case. IL is q
case in Wkich the desperate whiskey
element murdered an upright man be-
cause he WAS opposed TO lawlessness.
The case has been pushed as best it
could but with , DOR success. But a
clue has now been found that promises
70 bring the mi,ereants TO justes. 1t
appears that there was an eyewitness
10 the whole affair who was deferred
from disclosing the facts Tor fear OF
being mobbed He comes out nov
and makes fUil statement giving the
names of the parties concerned and II
IS 20 he hoped and expected that speedy
Justice vii. be melted out to them.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
IS DaFAa-.l--z.-.I--

OFFICE o. lii--I-Elui.s.fll o. IzLE csH1Escr.
81 -ssll-illol1- lfe1-lEEl- Stl. iz1
itIEIz=s. la satisfactory evidence llezeuLaii
llla1 THE Ell-s4 ---l-laN-AL lA AK. or fllli.-
l.iIaHt re- IS- .iliE CITY or RLlLliIf alil re
sAs. has complied with Oh the provisions OF the
Statutes Of the United -tates reqaral 70 DC com
pllcd with before association shali be author
lied 20 commence the business u BCnsing.
NofF therefore i, ALEETl1n p. SNYDER,
DEPUTY AND AcIi1a Comptroller Of the CurIen-
q do hereby certify that 1.-THE FIRST NATION
Al Bank OF FllILiIPSBE re. in the CITY OF
fld-ll-lHob LlsG- IN the County Of PHILLIPS
aad state OF KANSAS. f. authorized % COM
uznce The business Of Banking ar provided Ia
Section Fifty oue Hundred and sixty Sirs OF the
Revised Statutes OF the L uiIed States.
L---------@--.--i-- In Testimony whereof, Wit
ness my hand seal OF Of
Seal OF The Comp-J nee tl1is 9-A day Of De-
trelier Of the eemhes iss5
Currency. Y. p. SNYDER
k0-@@0-- Deputy and Acting Comp
troiier OF Currency-
no. 1851. God
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
PUBLICATIONS NoTIcE.

In the District Court Of Phillips county, Kansas.
Maggie Anderson, plaintiff.
J ames Anderson defedant
Defendant James Anderson is hereby notified
that lie has been sued in the District Court OF
Phillips county, Kansas, for a divorce from the
bonds of m9trimony by the plaintiff Maggie An
derson On the grounds of abandonment and that
her petition H. said cause fled in said court
on the etJh day of Nov 1885, and that he must
sW er the said petition before the l7Ih day OF
a3nary A. d. 1887, OF the petition Of plaintiff will
be taken rs true and Judgment rendered for di-
yorce and TIC custody Of her mjnor children viii
be rendered thereon accordingly
ELIHU DAVIS.
attest: J. NJ SALLEE, Plaintiffs Atty.
Clerk District Conrt. dsc4-3w
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-01
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
IN the District Court Of Phillips County, Kanz.
j. F. aorse, Cashier Of the Phillips
County Bank, Plaintiff.

IN the DlstrlcI Court OF Phillips County, hanE.
j. F. aorse. Cashier Of Jae Phillips
County Bank, Plaintiff.
S. C. G. Say' Jerry C-ester and VI T.
To $ G.. Nay, one OF the above named defend
ants, you viii take notice that you. together with
your co-dsteudauLs, Jerry Chester and s.. r. Chss-
ter. have been sned IN the above named court by
the plaintiff herein that yen mast answer the
petition filed herein by said plaintiff or before
the Isl day OF te' FuaTy toc!, or sad petition viii
be taken as trne and q judgment rendered against
you for the sum OF Five Hundred und Twenty-Five
Dollars $50, with interest thereon AZ the rate Of
y per cent per annum and fer costs of suit and
for further judgment for the sale of the follow
ing described real property situated in the county
of Phillips and state o. Kansas. tO-Tit: Lots ;,
and Z, in Davis addition 10 Aarvin- also lot in
block A Railroad addition 10 Marvin, also acres
commencing al the northeast corner or the south
east quarter of section ., township SOUTH range
j west thence west 40 rods, thence south 20 rods.
thence east 40 rods, thence north 20 rods To place
OF beginning also ~ acres commencing 81 rods
north OF the southeast corner of the northeast
quarter OF section % township 1 south range Is
west. thence north rods, thence west 40 rods,
thence south rods, thence east 20 rods place Of
beginning Which said property was taken under
and by virtue OF an order Of attachment herein.
G.. A. SPAULDING & CO.,
dScIo Att ys for Plaintiff